Rheinmetall is considering acquiring one of Volkswagen's soon-to-be idle plants, part of a broader rearmament in Europe.

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the company moved quickly to meet Europe’s growing need for military spending.

Rheinmetall is riding high as Europe scrambles to boost its defence forces and replenish spent stockpiles sent to Ukraine. Germany’s Rheinmetall has reported a “boom” in financial results for calendar ...

Volkswagen's factory in Osnabrueck would be a good fit for a conversion to military production, the CEO of Rheinmetall said ...

Laser weapons are to be used in the fight against drones in future. By 2030, European laser weapons with an output of 100 ...

The project's goal is to develop Europe's first fully sovereign 100kW-class laser-directed energy weapons by 2030.

Rheinmetall AG (OTCPK:RNMBF) has been at the forefront of capitalizing on the demand for weapons for Ukraine. As the biggest producer of artillery ammunition in Europe, it also has been positioned ...

The German company Rheinmetall will supply Ukraine with 20 ... The ordered version of the 1A3 Marder will be equipped with built-in laser rangefinders that allow for efficient and accurate target ...

Under the plans, which still need to be finalised, both factories would become part of Rheinmetall's Weapon and Ammunition division and serve as so-called hybrid plants, ensuring some automotive ...

TALOS-TWO is aiming to develop Europe's first fully sovereign 100 kW-class laser-directed energy weapons by 2030 ... defence contractors such as CILAS (France), Leonardo (Italy), and Rheinmetall ...

According to Rheinmetall's plans, both plants will become part of the concern's division engaged in the production of weapons and ammunition. They will serve as so-called hybrid plants, ensuring the ...

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